does this have a feature where if you press the brake pedal again within xx seconds, it won't flash--it will just come on steady?
23610
No, but you can set it to flash, and then steady shortly after. That's your best option in terms of safety.
23611
The two previous answers are stated differently, but have the same meaning.
23612
Yes, there is a deactivation timeout from either 10, 20, or 40 seconds. So, if you set to 10 seconds and press brake again within the 10 seconds, no flashing.
840214
It does not have an electric brake, takes several seconds to stop. Was not an issue with me.Bob P Colorado Springs CO
1939198
If you double click the on button it goes to strobe, which is a nice option. By the way just cycling through will not initiate the strobe, only by double tapping will the strobe be initiated.
925402
Hmmm yours may be broken? Mine doesn't clear total miles only if I keep it pressed for more then 5 seconds or so. Sorry : /
1901303
I just checked, and there is a tiny delay between the click of the brake switch and the time when my LED brake lights come on.I have no way of measuring whether that's 1/10 sec., but it's definitely an extremely short delay. Much less than half a second, for sure, and the brake light comes on quicker than it did with normal incandescent bulbs without the flasher.In traffic operation, the tiny delay won't make one bit of difference. Other bike owners have complimented me on the great function of the brake lights. I plan to install the device on my other bikes too when I get around to it. Highly recommended as a safety feature. I just checked, and there is a tiny delay between the click of the brake switch and the time when my LED brake lights come on.I have no way of measuring whether that's 1/10 sec., but it's definitely an extremely short delay. Much less than half a second, for sure, and the brake light comes on quicker than it did with normal incandescent bulbs without the flasher.In traffic operation, the tiny delay won't make one bit of difference. Other bike owners have complimented me on the great function of the brake lights. I plan to install the device on my other bikes too when I get... » Read More I just checked, and there is a tiny delay between the click of the brake switch and the time when my LED brake lights come on.I have no way of measuring whether that's 1/10 sec., but it's definitely an extremely short delay. Much less than half a second, for sure, and the brake light comes on quicker than it did with normal incandescent bulbs without the flasher.In traffic operation, the tiny delay won't make one bit of difference. Other bike owners have complimented me on the great function of the brake lights. I plan to install the device on my other bikes too when I get around to it. Highly recommended as a safety feature. « Show Less
694587
It sounds like it is going in pause mode. Try just holding power button until see green light then let go. The only time mine flashes is in pause mode. If it is flashing in pause mode just click the power button one time and the light should stay on steady. Hope this helps.
1639957
It may jump around a little at first. My Fluke would do this on DC Volts. Try testing an wall outlet and then when you have a reading and have disconnected it should stop flashing.
971114
Sure it does! But no TTL sync is sent over it, so you need to use manual mode on flash unit to control flash power.
1370035
No if you push the two buttons at the same time you will turn the unit off or on it does have one flashing light in the center that stays on all the time hope this helps
1409869
You must squeeze the brake hard then push the button to keep the break on. You then squeeze again to release the brake. Seems to work all right for us.
783086
There are "handle squeeze brakes" that only lock the wheels when squeezed till you hear a click. You an slow your pace, if that is your question.
421979
Yes that is exactly what I am currently using it for. I had the same problem, when all of a sudden my old foot pedal just DID NOT WORK?
1008020
I don't know why it keeps flashing. Mine flashes once when I turn it on, then that's it. Wish I could be more helpful.
1210009
My brakes DO NOT hold when the button is pressed to hold. What can I do ot make the brakes hold?
314019
Auto tech 1: My unit was sold and is a running light all the time and a brake light that flashes rapidly four or five times then just stays on as long as the brakes are applied. I believe that you can buy one that DOESN'T flash, but it should say non-flashing or flashing on the package. I never bought or considered a control module- just more complexity. Mine is still functioning as advertised.
311428
No it doesn't do that. The one you have is defective and you should stop using it. With the unit I have I just dial in the stopping power that holds my trailer when I apply the brakes at a medium pressure.
1483930
I beleive there is a delay and it will only alert if there's motion from my experience. I'm not using it right now because of too much traffic so I can't be too specific. So intentionally no.